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Visual Studio crashes trying to login to a 2FA-enabled account #837
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My repro steps:
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Thanks for the report @skalldri. When you say "try to add [the project] to your Github account", how are you doing this? There are various ways to achieve that. |
Hi @grokys Here's the step's I'm using to add the project to my account.
Note that if I look in my Github security logs online I can see the 2FA login attempt: user.two_factor_requested but nothing happens on the PC-side, Visual Studio just crashes and restarts. Note that I'm using Win10 V 15025.rs_prerelease.170127-1750 (this is the most recent insider flight) on brand new copies of Windows, and this reproduces on two separate machines (a custom built Desktop PC and a Surface Book). |
Ah, is login form opening under "Publish to GitHub" in the pane on the right sidebar? Like this: #839 If so, yeah, it shouldn't be doing that ;) it should be opening in a dialog box. I hope to have a fix soon. |
That's exactly what it does: the sign in page opens inside the "Publish to GitHub" pane in the sidebar. Sounds like you've got a handle on why this is happening! |
GitHub Extension for Visual Studio version: 2.2.0.6
Visual Studio version: 14.0.25431.01 Update 3
When I try to login to my 2FA-enabled account, Visual Studio locks up and crashes. If I disable 2FA on my Github account, I can login and publish repo's as you would expect. When it crashes it does not generate any extension logs in either %LocalAppData%\GitHubVisualStudio\extension.log or %LocalAppData%\Temp\extension.log.
This bug first happened on my old install of Windows 10. I then re-installed Windows 10 (for unrelated reasons) and this bug repros with a brand new Windows 10 installation with a brand new copy of Visual Studio Community Edition.
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